Sentence examples for post premiere from inspiring English sources

We begin with the film on which all bets are currently off: two months ago, following polite but hardly ecstatic post premiere reviews, pundits had largely written off American Sniper as a major Oscar player.

Still, the post-premiere discussion will probably focus on the acclaimed director Bartlett Sher's fantastical production.

The lady is for turning toward a bit of a post-premiere groove, we'd like to think.

Read on, check out Alessandra Stanley's take and then return Monday morning for their post-premiere analysis.

There's pie and mash on the menu at Stepney town hall for the slap-up post-premiere dinner.

"That's the 15th time I've done that," he said in the car on the way to Lotus, the club hosting the post-premiere party.

There's one such striking rewrite in a post-premiere NHB edition of Caryl Churchill's play Drunk Enough to Say I Love You.

My first Commune experience was a post-premiere dinner for the movie "Me, Myself, I," on a windy evening in late March.

Baz wasn't actually invited to the post-premiere bash but happened to be staying at the hotel and wanted to see what the fuss was at the bar.

And when Jim Sheridan's latest film, In America, had its premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in August, the red carpet was rolled out at 1 Royal Circus for Samantha Morton and friends attending the post-premiere party.

According to Van den Toorn, "[n]o other work of Stravinsky's underwent such a series of post-premiere revisions".